Why Turkey Is Trying to Charm Israel
Jerusalem should press for the expulsion of Hamas.
November 9, 2022
Why Turkey Is Trying to Charm Israel
Jerusalem should press for the expulsion of Hamas.
On October 27, the Israeli defense minister Benny Gantz visited Turkey, in another sign of the thaw between the two counties that began in March. David May and Sinan Ciddi see this as a promising step, but caution against too much enthusiasm for the reconciliation between Jerusalem and Ankara, former long-times allies whose relations went from cool to hostile in the 21st century:
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